Table lamps are an easy way to add a coastal touch to any room. These lighting fixtures often feature light, natural materials like driftwood, rope, or seagrass, creating a laid-back feel that evokes beachy charm. Opt for lamps with soft, linen or cotton shades that diffuse light gently, adding to the relaxed ambiance.

Tips for Coastal Table Lamps:

Bone & Ceramic: With attention to detail, bone-inlay lamps add a nice coastal texture to any space, whereas the ceramic lamp in many inviting colors adds depth and allure to the room.

Driftwood Designs: Choose lamps with bases made from driftwood, faux driftwood or reclaimed wood for that rustic, natural coastal look.

Natural Fiber w/Nautical Accents: Lamps with rope-wrapped bases or nautical motifs like the Maren Table Lamp (image left) enhance the maritime feel.

Light, Neutral Shades: White or Ivory linen shades work best to reflect light and keep the space airy and bright.

Chandeliers in coastal-inspired designs can become the centerpiece of your room. These lighting fixtures offer a touch of elegance while evoking a breezy, relaxed feeling. You might find chandeliers made from rope, beads, fabric, shells, weathered wood, metal or glass—perfect for capturing the essence of the beach in your space.

Tips for Coastal Chandeliers:

Natural and Reclaimed Materials: Look for chandeliers made from abaca rope, rattan, driftwood, seashells, or reclaimed wood to add a rustic, nautical touch.

Soft, Flowing Designs: Chandeliers with flowing, organic shapes think of those capiz shell tendrils, oyster shells or woven rattan - to help to mimic the free-flowing nature of the ocean.

Sea-Inspired Accents: Glass elements, like sea glass in oceanic blues or seafoam greens, can give your chandelier a more maritime vibe.

Pendants are a fantastic way to bring coastal flair to kitchens, dining areas, or living rooms. The variety of pendant designs allows you to choose something that fits your personal style—from sleek glass globes to more intricate, nautical designs. Whether you want to evoke a feel of light, ocean breezes or the texture of weathered beach homes, pendants are versatile enough to suit any space.

Tips for Coastal Pendant Lighting:

Glass and Metal: Look for pendants made from blown glass or polished metal, painted in pure white, in brass or often with a brushed or weathered finish, for a clean yet coastal look.

Rope and Rattan: For a more rustic or nautical-inspired look, pendant fixtures with rope detailing or woven rattan with a white shade can add a natural texture that complements a beach house aesthetic.

Clustered Pendants: Consider clustering smaller pendants in the kitchen or over a dining table for a casual, organic vibe.